Revised May 2012
Followed by an expert panel presentation and facilitated audience discussion on caring for drug-addicted patientsDownload APA Playbill
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May 8th & 9th, Philadelphia, PA
American Psychiatric Association 165th Annual Meeting
- The Addiction Performance Project
- Tuesday May 8, 2012
- 11am-12:30pm
- Pennsylvania Convention Center, Terrace Ballroom IV
- 1101 Arch St.
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Philadelphia, PA 19107
You must be registered for the American Psychiatric Association meeting to attend this event. Free to APA Annual Meeting registrants. To register for this meeting, please visit: www.psych.org/annualmeeting.
Perelman School of Medicine University of Pennsylvania
- The Addiction Performance Project
- Wednesday May 9, 2012
- 9am-10am
- Perelman School of Medicine University of Pennsylvania
- Biomedical Research Building II/III Auditorium
- 421 Curie Boulevard
- Philadelphia, PA 19104
Announcing Actors and Panel Members for Philadelphia, PA Performances!
CME & CE Information:
After participating in this activity, you should be able to:
- Better identify and more successfully treat or refer drug-addicted patients.
- Explore the role of individual biases and beliefs about people who abuse drugs and how these beliefs affect individual physician screening and treatment of patients.
- Use empathy, knowledge, and supporting tools to improve communication skills and confidence in conducting Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT).
Additional CME information will be provided as a separate handout, including any faculty and panel members' disclosures.
Contact us at nidamed@nida.nih.gov with questions or comments.
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